Puppy Raising

Our puppies are raised with the adaptation of ‘Puppy Culture’ method. For more information please visit this website:
https://shoppuppyculture.com/pages/what-is-puppy-culture
We believe that following the puppy culture method produces a well-socialised and confident puppy.



Each day, I perform a quick exam on each puppy and record their weight on our daily recording sheets. We do our best to note down everything related to the puppy as it helps us keep track on how they are growing and day-to-day changes.

Our puppies rarely get sick as they were raised in a clean and hygienic environment. We change their vet bed and disinfect their whelping box daily. Once they know how to toilet themselves, we place a big tray with some puppy pads on it to encourage toilet training which they tend to learn extremely quickly.

Food and nutrition-wise, in the first two weeks they tend to stick with just mother’s milk + colostrum. I rarely need to supplement feed the puppies. Once they turned 2 weeks old (when they start opening their eyes) I started introducing the Royal Canin Puppy Mousse and they quickly started learning to lick them up. I prefer to wean my puppies off from mum as soon as they can. When they turn around 3.5-4 weeks old I start soaking Royal Canin Maxi baby food in water or milk supplement to allow them to soften and the puppies enjoy that very much. My puppies should be able to fully eat puppy kibbles by 6 weeks old.

They are all routinely wormed starting at 2 weeks of age at a fortnight interval until 12 weeks. The puppies are microchipped and given their C3 vaccination at 6 weeks of age. Puppies will then be matched with a new owner based on many different factors such as the puppies behaviour and the new family’s background.